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Connecting students remains a problem
KERANG South Primary School is one of many schools working long hours to help students through lockdown. Families have been battling ongoing internet connectivity issues…
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Kerang Christian College principal resigns after five years
KERANG Christian College is searching for a new principal after the resignation of Wayne Barker. Mr Barker will return home to Melbourne for personal reasons…
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Show and Shine cancelled for another year
LESS than a week after the Kerang Show was cancelled, another popular annual event has fallen victim to Covid. The 5th annual Kerang Show and…
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Indigenous river artwork adorns school wall
AN indigenous artwork weaving along the Murray River adorns one of the walls at Kerang Primary School. The school worked together with Alan and Leonie…
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Gannawarra joins Timber Towns Victoria as industry fights against closure of native forest logging
GANNAWARRA Shire Council will become a member of Timber Towns Victoria (TTV) as the advocacy organisation faces an uphill battle to reverse a decision by…
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More than 100 lambs allegedly stolen from Tresco property
GANNAWARRA farmers are being urged to remain vigilant after the recent alleged theft of livestock in the municipality. Police said 120 crossbred lambs were allegedly…
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Barrister calls bullsh*t on Basin Plan
BARRISTER and author Richard Beasley is calling “bullshit” on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan. In his new “very angry” book, Dead In The Water, Mr Beasley…
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Gannawarra gets the jab done in rapid rate
GANNAWARRA is vaccinating at a rapid rate at the Kerang District Health (KDH) Covid Vaccination Clinic. Staffed by KDH and Northern Community District Health (NDCH),…
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Whistle blown on football and netball seasons
THE final whistle has been blown on the 2021 Central Murray and Golden Rivers seasons. The Central Rivers Board met on Friday night to decide…
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Jobseekers jump on the header for a record harvest
AUSSIES have been encouraged to head to the bush and help primary producers overcome a Covid-induced workforce shortage. NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall implored for…
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Vietnam vets remember 55 years later
VIETNAM Veterans and families assembled on the 55th anniversary of the battle of Long Tan, on August 18. Vietnam Veterans of Australia Swan Hill and…
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Modelling shines light on vaccine to get out of lockdowns
THE Doherty Institute says there will be less lockdowns and more freedoms when the nation achieves up to 80 per cent vaccination. Under the modelling,…
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